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Herald photo by David Rossiter carnival fun Sisters Kaia, Ava and Grace Wolsey enjoy one of the rides while the rain came down at the Wild Rose Carnival set up in the parking lot of the Enmax Centre...
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The magic of storytelling
Jane Larsen, 2, and Isabella Beck, 3, listen to stories being read at the Time for Twos program at the Crossings Branch Library Monday morning.
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Scenes of summertime
Working under a canopy of green trees, city crews work on an infrastructure project Monday on 12C Street North that has a two block section of the street closed between 7 and 9 Avenue.
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Dogs strut their stuff
Herald photo by Nick Kuhl Evelyn SeraÕs poodle Sage clears a 20-inch hurdle during Day 2 of the Lethbridge and District Kennel ClubÕs second annual dog agility trials at Lethbridge College Sunday.
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Retirees view the new digs
Fire Chief Brian Cornforth shows retired firefighter Fred Alder the department's new command centre during a Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services retirees breakfast at Fire Station #1 Monday. Herald...
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Deering Meats wins entrepreneur challenge
Herald photo by Ian Martens Chris Deering, of Deerview Meats, was announced as the winner of Community Futures¹ annual Chinook Entrepreneur Challenge during a luncheon Thursday at the Lethbridge Lodge.
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'New Bowman' on time and on budget
Lethbridge-West MLA Greg Weadick and Lethbridge Mayor Rajko Dodic, centre left to right, take a tour of the Community Arts Centre Friday morning. Herald photo by Garrett Simmons
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sack full of energy
Herald photo by David Rossiter Galbraith Elementary School Grade 3 student Niomi Mogg leaps high in the air while taking part in an old-fashioned sack race during the school's annual sports day Friday.
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rolling across canada
Herald photo by David Rossiter Brent Hyde and Emily Addison, from Ottawa, stop at the Tourist Information hut near the Brewery Gardens this week to have a rest and repair a tire during day 13 of their...
View ArticlePainkiller problem
When Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq announced last week that the federal government would not interfere in the drug approval process to keep a generic form of the painkiller OxyContin off the Canadian...
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Sold-out show
Musicians from the University of Lethbridge Global Drums perform the opening number, directed by Adam Mason, from the sold-out "A Dark Night Christmas" concert at the U of L Theatre Tuesday evening....
View ArticleTeen happy she spoke out about sexual assault
Her plight to raise money for child victims of sexual abuse has put Alison Lee and her past in the public eye. Now all of the 15-year-old's peers in Coaldale know she is a survivor of childhood sexual...
View ArticleWhat's in a name? Plenty
Lethbridge is eagerly awaiting the opening of a new hub for creativity and arts education in downtown. However, the creative process the Community Arts Centre on 3rd Avenue hopes to foster has already...
View ArticleSome local farmers continue to utilize CWB
Southern Alberta farmers no longer have to market their grain exclusively through the Canadian Wheat Board. Some, however, are still taking that opportunity.
View ArticleHoroscopes-Thursday, November 29th, 2012
Happy Birthday: You'll excel if you are straightforward, honest and persistent in accomplishing set goals. Showing emotions will help you sort through any pending problems within your important...
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Herald photo by David Rossiter Shaliy Emard, 10, looks for gifts for family at the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Santa Store in the Community Room of Save-On-Foods Thursday evening. Included for sale...
View ArticleInternational flautist to host fundraiser
Annie Wu will be performing at 7 p.m. at The Yates Memorial Centre along with a troupe of 30 singers, dancers and musicians for a concert that will benefit schools in poor rural areas of Yunnan and...
View Article'St. Nicolas' coming to Lethbridge
St. Nicholas really will be coming to Lethbridge on Monday, Dec. 10 when Vox Musica, members of the Lethbridge Symphony Orchestra and soloist Blaine Hendsbee present Benjamin Britten's dramatic...
View ArticleLearn to trust yourself, others
Q: I'm an exotic-looking, attractive young woman, as the guys say. But whenever I really like someone, I get so nervous, shy, and self-conscious that I act badly to them. I say mean things and try to...
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